The Langham Estate - 32-36 Great Portland Street
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Self-managedAvailable now23 person private officeA self-managed office allows you to take control of your own requirements - meaning that you handle the initial setup, manage the space, brand it and make it your own.
Please speak to one of our workspace advisors for more details.
Included- Attractive Entrance Hall
- Undergoing Refurbishment
- Open Plan
- Passenger Lift
- Excellent Natural Light
- 24 Hour Access
- Entry Phone
- Good Ceiling Height
- 2x Meeting Rooms
£15,770 / mo excl. VAT
Self-managedAvailable now32 person private officeA self-managed office allows you to take control of your own requirements - meaning that you handle the initial setup, manage the space, brand it and make it your own.
Please speak to one of our workspace advisors for more details.
Included- Attractive Entrance Hall
- Undergoing Refurbishment
- Open Plan
- Passenger Lift
- Excellent Natural Light
- 24 Hour Access
- Entry Phone
- Good Ceiling Height
£21,809 / mo excl. VAT
I can arrange viewings for you, negotiate the best price and answer any of your questions
Building Facilities
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About this building
The architecturally charming Great Portland Street – once at the heart of London’s motor trade – buzzes with a multitude of thriving businesses. At one end of the road lies the luscious greenery of Regent’s Park and at the other the vibrant energy of Oxford Street.
As both a busy thoroughfare and a local shopping hub in its own right, this bustling road attracts an abundant footfall. The building, once home to Thomas Elsey, a prominent Victorian ironmonger is located on Great Portland Street, a few steps away from Oxford Street, in the heart of vibrant Fitzrovia. The property is moments away from the international retail thoroughfare of Oxford Street & Regent Street and a short walk away from Regent’s Park. The area has excellent transport links including 8 underground tube lines spread across 8 stations, as well as the Elizabeth Line.